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PR:BF2 General Discussion General discussion of the Project Reality: BF2 modification. |
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#111 |
Join Date: Dec 2009
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thank you USMCMIDN
By the way look at this video, this guy knows what he is talking about http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEQAl12oQ4I |
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#112 |
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he does hit targets but he has to aim high
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about 47vsAKM imo, most of AKs around the world are actually AKMs(not taking into account other rip-offs, just when people call it AK-47), but people keep calling it AK-47, because they are used to it and it became kind of brand and symbol throughout years of its service Quote:
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and what are the ground braking changes in sights? it hasnt changed much, biggest difference i can remember out of my head is increase from 800 to 1000m Quote:
![]() sighting device is the other way round, imo once you get used to it you wont have much problems my grandfa told me he had no problems engaging targets up to 400m with AKM and AK-74 from prone and 200-300m from other stances, all this after extensive practice ofc Quote:
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#114 | |
Join Date: Jul 2009
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you can easily google Russian AK103 where it explains the history of the weapon and the Russian militaries intention... I too have held an Ak and AKM I know the difference in fact the USMC and I believe US Army gives classes on both rifles and trains their guys to know the difference. To a civi maybe there is no difference but to an infantry soldier/marine trained to know his weapons and field strip both the AK and AKM (inside they are different and outside) he would know. as for your grandfather the key word is practice I assume you GF was or is in the Rus Mil and if so remember Russia is one of those non NATO countries that gives its infantry a lot of range time where as someone who was in for example the old Iraqi military is going to be less accurate and less likely able to shoot like your GF did. and maybe I am dissonant to the AKs sights but I know for a fact it is different than the AK103s. I train and practice using an M16 type rifle so maybe to me the sights are harder to sight in a target with... Also I am sure there were more AKs made than AKMs the Soviets had stockpiles of the weapons laying around just in case remember the AKMs were made a bit later than the AKs still of soviet origin I would think and am sure there are more AKs out there just because it is cheaper to make than the AKM because of parts. as for the video I am sure a discovery channel video is not fake and I would have more confidence in that than some joe shooting an AK103 on home video | |
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ok, lets just drop it, or it will be locked
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on the other hand for example space troops cadets received extensive trainings in all kind of actions, starting from simple range shooting and ending with sapper courses and blowing up nuke imitators(200kg of TNT and napalm), while you will wonder why people who are supposed to launch satellites and operate other hi-tech stuff need such training ![]() now this program was trimmed down, but still pretty extensive | ||
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#116 |
Join Date: Apr 2009
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The AKM should be just dandy for everything in PR up to 300 meters.
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Modern Firearms - Kalashnikov AK-47 AKM Assault Rifle The difference when field stripping the thing should be negligable. | |
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#118 | |
Join Date: Jul 2009
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also the ak47 is 3 lbs heavier than the akm to a guy humping all day that is pretty a good difference. | |
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#119 |
Join Date: May 2009
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I guess the easiest way to characterize the point that I'm getting at is this:
Yes, the AR is much more accurate than the AK (47) when measured on paper at a given distance... but measured on human sized targets at realistic urban combat ranges, the difference is negligible... Seriously, go put a target at 100 yards, get yourself an AK and an AR (or borrow them). Take some quickly aimed shots (no more than 2 seconds between shots), iron sights for both. I guarantee there won't be a life or death difference between the two rifles. Do the same thing after putting a couple pieces of wood in front of your target, however, and there will be a life or death difference between the two. Do the same thing at 300+ yards, and there will also be a life or death difference between the two, but, I honestly think that engaging enemies at 300+ yards with iron sights is really just telling them where you are, with either rifle, hit or not, probably not wise. I wasn't trying to turn this into an AR vs. AK debate. They each have their uses and reasons they excel... I just think that the INTERNET COMMANDOS out there try to place some kind of LEGENDARY difference between the two that really doesn't exist in typical combat scenarios. Both rifles were designed for urban/jungle warfare (less than 300 yards). Both of them work damn near equally in practice for those purposes. If you are a marksman capable of squeezing the AR for 500 yards, you deserve a little more accuracy, but, that's not going to matter in the 100 yard range. What IS going to matter is who saw who first, and who had the gun shouldered with sight picture first. This isn't what happens in PR. Maybe I'm just doing it wrong. I've read the manual and played this mod for a long time, but is there a secret to using the AK (or any rifle) in PR? I know you have to wait a few seconds of not moving before pulling the trigger, but, is there some kind of incantation or prayer, or a specific way to hold my tongue before I click? |
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#120 |
Join Date: Jan 2007
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While I was gone at work, this thread went from silly to absolutely ridiculous.
Highlights include: Adrenaline increases fine motor skill function. (Contrary to biology -- but maybe Judge is super human.) Love effects the function of a firearm. US, UK and French Made AKs (Granted there is the CIA Centurion 39, and some of Arsenal Inc.'s rifles.) The Straight-Pull "AK103" with 8x optic hitting the broad side of a TANK at 1000m (How does that pertain to the topic?) All of this and more! This aside, I continue to stand by my assertion -- the AK47 in-game is more than adequately represented. There are a wide variety of people on the DEV team, including various Active/Reserve/Ex-Military personnel, and more than one avid shooter. Maybe all of their combined knowledge and experience has come together to in attempts to accurately represent a wide variety small arms in regards to reality and game-play -- or maybe we should consider a love-meter, decreased deviation during suppression and 2moa AKs. -REad |
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